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Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
A aG..zOO Thlpf.

Joseph @. Knight. who las been in
tho employ OF the Manufacturers Ma
iiopal Bank, PhilAdelphis, rs clerk
for 3G ears, Ia 10 custody and is charged
with smbFzk'ine funds o; that instltu'
tion azgrega,lng S67 400. His hrst theft,
.it Is alleged, Was committed 10 1853.
Whenever there was o long line OF de-
posltors at the bank, the PreLIdent ex'
plsinef, some Of them, not desiring 20
wait, Wou!d hand their deposits TO
X Night and Ask him TO enter them In
L1eis books This he would DO, enter
tie deposits correctly In the ledger, and
would not report 4. TO the recsIving
teller. Ia the las. seven years he had
!lttle opportunity to obtain money, as
clerks we're not allowed 70 Accept de
posits. Kn!2ht way committed in de
fault of $35, GOO bail 10 snsWer az tht
february session of the urited slate'
| DlstsiCI Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
This Mornings Court.

Immediately after the opening OF
olagL this morning the case of George
F. 0s We. Specht IL SPAIN was re-
sumed, and Paul Beer was recslied. He
said that 10 making his estimate Of the
valne OF the machinery he had includ
cd the extra work necessary for putting
the things In position, and that without
theae items the goods would only be
worth 1915
Adam Spain WAS sworn, and testi'
fed that he iB one of the defendants and
was member Of the late Arm OF specht
d Spain. He was Mt the brewery
when the machinery came; the building
was not completed ut that time, The
! witness did most of the carpenter work
and helped to put the kettle in. 5pecbe
Il Spain furnished the greater part OF
the labor necessary to put the ms
chiuery in place. Part Of this ma.
chin cry could not be taken out without
destroying the buildtr &, and II 1t was
necessary To remove the cooler, the
'front.' OF the building would have to be
taken cut.
The witness then described the ma
chinery and how it 10 placed In the
building.
Harry Lepe was sworn, and testlf ed
GD - q DbIDOLkEE anu hbN-
has erected bIeweties. I, ia necessary
to put the machinery in before the
building ia 1mp!eiet, as nncb ~ the
frame WORK has TO ba butt in the 1aila.
4 Puilenua Chandler WAS afarmed,
and testified that be was carpsnt tel
aud builder, and was baildiug inspsc'
tor in this city for three years. The
brewery was unfinished when the COP.
! per kettle was pat in, The kettle tor 1t
pnrt OF the building TAe hoor Is III
, ted rr0und this kettle, and 1t wou,d bt
impossible TO take it ont Of the bU id
ing without outtin2 il or tearing aws3
part Of the nuilding.
\ Charles A. Schaffer testified that nt
T resides u New Y9rk City, and Is en-
:. gagged in she malt business. BIZ
, Sields asked the witness II he kne'
: that bis brothers held mortgage o;
= this property, bat Mr. Vandegriit oh
jsoted to this question.
Considerable time was spent In dis
1 ousAiDg the matter, and hr. Nie!d
!, offered TO put the records IA evideuct
r Objection was mao e by Mr. Bradford
a aud The Court finally decided TO rul
}. oct every thing co corniug the mortgag
as irre.evant, when MT. Eieids tt
- quested thai ois exceptions To the dec
=. sion should be noied. TIE Court aftei
= wards modified this decision and "a
/, lowed the judgment TO be entered u
evidence.
The examination OF the witness wa
70 then resumed, and be stated that h
~ had visited the brewery number {
~ tunes, and after examining IL induce
- his brothers TO make Is !oan OF "a ,0(
10 on It,
l. Mr N,eds asked the witness VIII
property he observed wien be examine
5 or inspected tho brewery. the que
ss tion was obi otod TO and the objectic
ID sustained, when Mr.. Nields filed d
81 exceptions.
. At I o'c cck court took recess uni
2 O'c.ock this Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Wonders in Toys.

The makers OF toys are certainly
keeping up to the improvements OF the
age, and there Is as many changes Ia
the toys that are now made to please
and amuse the children as there Ia in
any other industry. At this season OF
the year 1t ia well worth any ones
whilo to visit the large store OF Adams
Bsothers, at No. 504 Market street, rs
by so doing they can get better idea
of what Is being done in this line than
by any other means. The large room
on the second floor is used rs D sales
department for toys, and all kinds,
from the cheapest to the most expen'
sive, are here in abundance. Dolls,
with natural hair, that roll their eyes
and even cry, miniature chamber sets
for baby's house, rocking horses, print
,irg presses for the boys, and in fact
something to please all, from the
/ youpRestjto the Oldest, can be found in
this department.
! Amous the mechanical and scientific
toys are steam engines. electric mo o D.
mrgic lanterns, pollyopticons and
dozens Of other kinds which Will moi
only amuse but also instruct. There
are steambosts, locomotives, electric
batteries ard host of other article.
" hich make this the largest and bes
selected stoct OF toys ever shown II
this city. The third 1oor of the build
ing Ia also Oiled with toys, and 10 nsed
as q store room for surplus stock. The
cellar contains an endless variety o
sleiehs, sleds, express wagons ane
other goods OF that nature. Person
who wish to purchase toys will do vel
to make their selections this week be
fore the rush which will be sure u
come at Christmas, as they can hav'
their goods put away and sent hom'
on Cbri stmas Eve.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Tremendous Marx Down
LADIES COATS.

A Notified Astrachan
Jacket, lined with satin and
trimmed with velvet, reduced
from $I3 to IS.
Blue Astrachans, sizes 81
and SO, reduced from $40
to IS.
Brown and Black Astra-
chans, size 40, reduced from
$40 to S..
Black Astrachan Jackets,
sizes 80 and "a, from $6.25
to IS.
A Black Diagonal I Coat
from $40 to 81. 4
One Black Ottoman !,
Goat, size 40. from $I2 to So.
Three Black Beaver !.
Coats, astrachan trimmed,
sizes 81, "a and SO, reduced
from $o to $2.5o.
Two Plain Black Beaver
Goats, "a and 3S, from So. 50
to 81.
One Brown Bouole Jacket
from $40 to s..
Brown Diagonal Newman
ket, heavily trimmed with
lastrachan, from $12. so to S..
! Brown Stockinett New
market from $l2.5o to $8.
Brown Diagonal New
markets, 36, 3S and 40,
from So to IS.
j Brown Diagonal New
markets, beaver trimmed,
size 38, from SI2 to So.
/ Plain Brown Diagonal
/ Newmarket, size 81, from
So to 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
W.. Havs GAINED q Reputation

For selling reliable goods, which We
intend TO maintain. Oar 81. 90 shoes for
boys Just cheap enough to be good, Our
msiinm high cut shoes for girls. at
81 90, give excellent satisfaction. L.
dies pebbled shoer, solid solee, $l.20 +;
lsdies' 81. 80 kid and pebble shoes, the
auSlity is q surprise for the money.
oar 81 90 shoes for men much better
than usual for the money. New line of
ladies' fancy laced shoes. Forman's,
| 10 K. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
The I,.st xs.I Laid.

The last rail- was laid on Wednesday
on the Minneapolis, Sauls Sts,, Marie
and Atlantic Railway, thus forming a
continuous line from Minneapolis to
Ssult Ste. Marie. The Canadian Pacific
reached Sault Ste. Marie last week, and
the only break in an uninserrupted line
from Minneapolis to the Atlantic sea
board is the International Bridge, now
be lug built across St. Mary's River land
which will, 1t is stated, be complete d
by the first OF January.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
MIA nroutnars, Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Crowthers, who, it
il alleged, was murdered by her son
Luke, at Claremont, New Hampshire,
took place yesterday. The son was pre-
sent in custody of the Chief OF Police,
"snd appeared to be much affected " He
is said to have murdered his mother be
cause she objected to his bringing Into
their dwelling, and entertaining there,
two women OF vie reputation. lie was
I, famed by liquor at the time.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
a OkEC

70 a.. e nc aIs SutiertEs ffcn he er-
rors ani lndIsoratious Of youth. nervous
w esb uess, early decay, loan OF man hood,
&C., l vii! send & rocipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHANGE. ibis sren:
rsmedy xAs discovered by missionary
in SoIith America. Send Ii seis address,
ed envelope So the aEv. 5GsIaR II T..
IsrAy SsAuon ID. New Xoyk City.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
KILRAIN ALL RIGHT.

In Good CONDITION and Confident of DO
feating Jem smith Mitchell Hands the
Diamond Badge ovor TO the stake.
holder.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-At Pony Moore's
Washington Music Hall, miles away in
Battersea, on the other side OF the
Thames, Jake Kilrsin tonight made
his last appearance IN public previous
to his fight with Jem Smith. The occa-
zion was his delivery of the diamond
belt to the Sporting Life editor, the
stakeholder In the match.
The cuelain rose on sem circular
table, around which were seated ecore
or more OF celebrities in the sporting
world.
Charley Mitchell was brought for.
ward, bearing the diamond belt, and
the audience yelled itself hoarse In
greeting him. He made little speech,
in which he said Mr. Fox had offered
the emblem aud Sullivan had had the
first chance at 1t, bpt, while willing TO
accept ii as gilt, declined to fight for
| it, aud hence 1t went to Jake Ktlrain,
who, in accepting and standing ready
| 10 defend 1t, proved himself the cham
pion OF the world. Mitchells address
ClOeOA WIN tpc uobb tHdS N Atkoth WobASA
prove his right to hold the belt in the
coming fight This sentiment WAS receiv.
I'D with mingled cheers and hissss, the
latter predOIniuatiug Mr.. Watson &C
cepteo the belt on behalf OF Sporting
Life, but declined to speak even little
bit.
KILRAIN IN GOOD CONDITION.
Kilrain, who had a rouslng reception
ts not half 60 pretty as he was before ht
shaved his mustache, and his hands,
as the result of frequent applications oi
pickle, are rough rs nutmeg graters
but he looks 10 fine condition, He has
not On ounce of supeihaous flesh. Eli
eyes are as bright as diamonds, he il
cheerful as q cricket, talks in most
hopeful terms Of the coming match and
says:
TELL the boys on the other side tha
I'm all right"
The fast leak ID out to day that Chic
Inspector Litilechild has detectives IL
plain clothes constantly watching oott
, Smith and ktirain. He declares tina
> the fght shall not come of il it is 10 hi
power to prevent it.
SULLIVAN IN LIMERICK.
3 LIMERICK, Dec. 15 Another tri
ICCCptiUE toh bLC PAf.bAhc
/. tourist His train brought q larg
crowd Of sympsthizers from Cork, ant
Z an immense crowd assembled at th
/ station and the Royal Hotel, where Sal
= Ivan WAS duly inscribed.
When evening came the theatre wa
ijsmmed. The Mayor occupied th
!, chief box, Many local celebrities wer
, = in the throng. MIR. Phillips introduce
the Boston boy and fstic marve
when the latter returned thanks an
:. said:
d II came acI css the Atlantic to NEE
}, the best man this side can afford.
Jem SIN !th beats hilrain l am ready
r meet Smith. l want to show that Irt
y land is, as we say In New York, boss l
y 6ghting Although born in America,
am rs true an Irishman as eve
>. breathed"
1he conclusion was lost In the tumu
. Of applause which followed this ser
j. tence,
Then came the usual four rouno
which further reused the audience
o ex xoited enthusiasm The audience va
d evidently disappointed that Sulliva
Hpd Ashton did not so feel the excit
10 ment al TO throw away their gloves ar
a. "pummel each other in dead earnest
il After the show ended Sullivan W
treated 10 carriage escort and du
X serenaded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
R,puD,,csn national Convention.

The Convention OF Republican Clubs
was opeped In Cnickering Hall, New
York, Thursday. Joseph Pail called
the Conven ton to order. Rev. DR.. Il
8. McArtbur, OF Calvary Baptist
Church, offered prayer. james z. Eos.
ter, president OF the Republican Clrb OF
New York welcomed the delegates, and
at the conclusion OF his remarks Daniel
J. Ryan of Ohio was elected temporary
chairman over Nathan Goff OF West
Virginia. A number of secretaries
we're chosen, and q vice president for
each State selected, after which iht
Convention adjourned until this moin
ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Rr. stfnYns' Ete Cure.

Tire finest eye tGnio, ego sttens slhener
and promoter of u cleAr, healthy, strong
sight Weak. tDflUed and sore eyes
ARE quickly curea Losg siRStadnes',
or shors or Icaf SIS htgdr;sS ~ wonder
fully relieved by r6s,oriog the lost
action OF tho Letvt, by removing all
pafalyttc or c1nSeetlvs tendtnoies
BAD eyes aEa made good, weak eyes are
made s.roue aud ttecasad eyes ore made
we'll py usinS TIL. .an0a9 eye medi
c,ne. 25o. and tUo bott-s supplted
Main depot Fourth sud KirS streets
| W WilmipstOE, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
'Our fritz

Os Monday evening Mr.. j Z Hm-
met, tbs celebrated German com ed an !,
will APPEAR at the Opera h ,nse iu his
new yeEsloG Of Fritz OIs Csgsln Ger.
man" OF vhicn the C.Iciuuati En-.
qGireg spesEs as toliowl
"rho Grand contained q very isrge
audience lset eveniuR--Aboat the
is.R 8. one Of the pfetuat seitOu-and
IL vas . very en;husiastic QUE before
the evening wEs very long The p ny
OF Fritz suggests the chGstDut; but 10 Ia
on y III name, as thY play has been re-
written and OveI6su!e1, and IL now by
far the best play that Mr., ENACT has
ever owned. The plot Is OF iEterest, al.
thon2h not deep one, AMI many Of the
/ lipes are OF worth. Ths tcenory ig very
good, all oi She ssA naGtng pretty pic
lures, and II was painted eIoress FOL
this tour. Last evening MT. Enmet
Appeared 10 better Advantage than -
has before in yeasb 10 Cincinnati audi
ences. He seemed his old time se!t."
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
sInha Ronhhd.

The stage ruaning between Little Rock
and Carralton, Arkansas, was roboed on
its outward trip, near the half way sta
tion, on Wednesday, by three men, who
appeared suddenly from a thick wood.
SIX hundred dollars aud two I'D watches
were taken from the four occupants
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
a Ihilf ArIeAteSs .

a night operator at Spring City, Ten
nessee, named Pearce, who disappeared
on the 2lst u t., was arrested at George
town, KantGcky, n Wen esday, for rob-
hing thS Baltimore and Oaio Express
-,Hice at Spring City, OF ti5 IN ney
package He also stole money order
book Of the same company al Pachuta,
MississiplL. Heeopiessed the theits.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
WeI,n mar s1aI5arn

II sray, rtstores 10 original color. An
elegant dressing, sofCens and beauties.
No OF. no, grease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair lining ont; etrengthens,
clean sea, hssls scalp. 300.
Rough on Toothache. " Instant relief
I5c. "EOUGH ON C0RN5." hard or
scft cogns $50. CROUCH ON BiLE
Pills" Little, but good. Ice. CROUCH
ON WORMB." Sare cure, 26o,
You Must Not
GLASS "Roupb on Dirt" with tho ordi
nary wssh:ng compounds, II is new,
different ard altogether superioT article
A revelation in housekeeping. a hoor
to women. A new discovery. Beats
the world for Kitchen. Laundry
S.arohing, Bath or Stampco.
.'Rough ON Piles"
Ask for sEough on Plea" Inrerpa
and External Rensdy Ia each package
Sure cure. 60c.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
sa,s O: Millinery Goods.

Mrs q. E 35svGnsan, M. s04 'n9
.er~at viii have a1rGtat ssls cf nal
,Insrp p0lis tytmma; nd untrimn ed
bopnaIs ana aats, ticu1rs, ieatarra and
tio -,esgoo sllcrlry evening, the TIA
inst, commencing st7 O'Clock. l. W.
6,iJbam u sou, aucticl9aEs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
s,esped from Custody.

Frederick Gauster who, several days
aqn, tabled aud severely injured George
G C. Bechtel, proprietor OF the Aetna
Ious, in Reading, Penn'a, escaped from
two officers yesterday while being trans
ferred from court the sii. The officers
were placed In custody tor dereliesion OF
duty.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Ready for Busine ees.

The Newport Steam Mills have been
put In first class order by I. W. Shew-
ard Farmers aud others can get their
grain ground quickly and well. Also
a full Inc of choice family -four, feed,
cotton seed meal aud cake meal ut low
prices aud promptly delivered. Please
give M call.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

The real need Of O sick BABY is not 80
much medicine as 1t is something 10
"assist nature" Many things are
recommended. but the oees KNOWN
remedy for the ailments OF young Sui.
drsn Ia DR.. Bulls Baby syrup 'oe
only rs cents o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Visit Vernon's stalls, Nos. z and In
the Eighth street market, ior home
killed pork; hea.iQusrters for lard,
ecrapple, sausage, mutton and veal.
Meat for sale wholesale and retbii.
Thankful for past favo-s We would
solicit our further parronsPe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Ap lu1meas1 .t9ss of al ,ha best
makes ni pian. uai organs y los. /
NarY Ylrt pc!ceg. ~ &Jba.sa'e, NO. 40
Market Streag
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Special Mention.

that everybody ought to know tkat A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best, well
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. OAK
pine aud hicory kindliug wood IN large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look for tht
blue sign. OPENING In the evening.
Millinery Palace, GIT Market street
Being a little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has had
electric lights put IN. Ladies can now
purchase at night, being able to match
the most delicate shade by this light
Call and see how it improves this already
handsome store. Mrs Jacobs, GIT Mar
ket street and $50 KinO street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
i,SilYer Medal fiOpr.

Msda from best wheat; gives bsst re-
cut manufactured by best process; is
shs best flour. md makes tue choicest
bread. Ask for Ste wards "5iiveI
Msuatn -four. Sold only ~ n. W.
corner 4,h and KING. Phone. i08.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Renenber

Hukill & Folst, Second and Tstuall
streets, is the place to gat hsnd-knit
hocds, leg ggias, mittius, blush CAPS, tilk
handkerchiefs and mu til srs at very low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
rowder,y st,,, Very SICK.

General Master Workman Powderiy
continues very sick man. His ultim ate
recovery is expected, but his physician
says he must remain In MS room ior
seyera! weeks
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Iust Note.

A len dollar note was lost on Wed
uesdsy on Fourth, Market, Fifth, JEFF
ferson, Madieon, Sixth or King streets.
A euttable reward II left at "his office.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Astonishing

Hukill s. POlst. Second and Tatnsll
streets, are selling Frenea bisk hid
body doll at 30 cents. They have an
elee ant line OF dolls anu toys OF a!l
kinds.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
choice rIOur.

All branla ot he St -four at tue NJ
W oorner OF Fourth and KING stteS;s'
sr,sgrd's 9 Vav NJ dsl 10 aiVinS s1's' 10
Ian,ioa. ID 10. Eail - rali '1n -lrV II
'"''''A' X. ?. JANvIER.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Christmas CArds.

Hun 1rrds Of SheIn at sbo-. ~ae'tEEd
price; special prios for quanttlss- Pyle
IL L!cEtenstein, 2l6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

,,nen baby var sicx, We gave heF ,os Usstt Esatorta
!. hen sho wE6 Child, ehe er,sa S iS So SSStoria
Taen sLe mad hiidren. snsshve Aem o~'
tOriR.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Slightly used pianos, Si00, Si35 $3.50;
N'so several Old pianos FOR E35, s46 and
SIS Toe ehove are speaiGi harSsine fny
.ew GavS Cn!s. Fl. L. &1Gaisn, dlC
| Market ltreet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Not only in tho spring t,no, eut aa. oil
,ba year roano people will reed rs,
lispie ostnartic Us would recon menu
Jaxador. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Kid gloves, umbrellas. linen ana SIZE .a.
hen6kar, ,hiets. A largo selection; h.'ne,
low Pyle g. terstein' 80 mAiA''
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

The Patapsoo Superistiva Patent Is
tue oest flour, hecsuse is makes the
whttest, SWEETEST aud maa' nutristous
bread. ASK your grocer Or douf dealer
for Il.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
seal Cloth Goats.

a large lima OF manufacturers prices
Elegant 43 inch ioBR seal cloth coat only
SIS; bette. for S2S, $50, $35, $50 and S4o.
Pyle s. L.catsn stein, 226 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

There are less persons afflicted with
rheumatism, since our druggists have
aold Salvation OIL.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
pulIs. -DnIIs, OIIa.

Il yCu .gan' 50 -" aD H!azaat line ~
3ols su6 tar chsaorSe I" ID, city, ca
On HGktt & Post. = an I4:nsli a.s.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

For a GOOD nll.round evofE day cant '
,s,.s,orsh spd says cry for more
pnnoh, op at IA KING street to'mof'
row Hignt.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Secondhand organs for $40, $50. $685.
also new double coupling crksnS or
sac, with piush etoo! aud book. b. +.
Eobeian, 710 Market stseat
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

10, Wa,e 3n's Tar Coln,al Tor conaos
.rd colcs. S03 Markets
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Use Dfamcud II u. ifr,oe TO elesn the
teeth; IL csr hottie sos Market TT.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
The sn...l.I isepabilo

will he Issued - 3lnaau morning
Leave orders wiJd grisc s. Davis.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Drop in and erJuy yourself a. ths
Atlantic Garden, tonight, "a King
Fine lunch seryed to all Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Juvenile .na yn,ldrens Baoks

hal! price. Pyle IL Lichten stein, 2l6
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
LiSet the Iunch-224 King, 10.
Ps-t ( Us aineing.
'tpcise Party

etish Party
#EAGn vas greatly sur.
1 o.; tome forty. .fiys or
ia On Monday evening,
1. +'""i t. mako tho ami
\ n.' a msmorabls. In
4 "a 10 veninR che was
- ~ house. and return
| a.'nilg surprised to find
witt 80 many friends.
1. rea "a front room had
s'.'' ~ eSR OF the vioii
IN q live y manner as
Hlks 70 DANCING. sua
d. rctse uuttl loaa
RL frashmsnts wage
5l.nga, avt a very plss,.
q Mls3 II reGeivad
nr.asnts, They al.
ue5 aentvor.arJes
1888 that her a>dJW
A FRIEND.
700 4. ma DO ~ an
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

-, ne do AZ and
'AS S5 Potst's, 8 sooud
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Mechanics Exchange and Engi-
neers' Supply Depot,
Ne. I5 Market ST., Wil-, Del.

Mechanics and eng tneors ssirtnx empioy-
u,ent pa-ties wIsht z msonantos. .eugtnesrn.
etc par les having q lsiaesJ watoh they
wi IN to close out, parties wisning to pur-
chsss business of auy kind, will please
write u, OF eIll IN psrsoa, giving rs fuH
par iculars rsrns liberal
| We ,.re slso open, 20 sell on oommis3ton.
= I'D or now N &C i1ery p trtio, may have
| to Otie-. sc q US fan do cription nf what
! YOU ave, st ting selling psic1, su Djsot to
our co umission. For father inform alton
etdress
Mechanics Exchange
No Is Market ST., VIII, Del.
nSo.7t-dy eod-u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

For dry Foods Oranor & &c
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Something worth Residing

just opened With . full line Of wall
papers and window shades. which we
are selling at the very lowest prices; we
would solicit Q call from our friends
aud tue public. G. W. EVANS & Co.,
200 West SecoId street
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-21
BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

Miss Cora Petite is visiting friends at Min
neapolis this week.
T. R. Symnes and wife and Miss Emma
Symnes visited the Exposition on Friday.
Mr. J. NJ. Braddock has been here the past
week writing up items for the Steele County
History.
Markets-wheat $1,000, Barley 35@50, Flax
IS, Oats, 5000, Timothy s2.l5, Clover 800.
Butter 1O0l6, Eggs IL.
Died, Monday September 13, 1887, of con-
sumption. at the residence Of his father in
the town of Blooming Prairie, L. p. Christian.
sen. aged Is years. His funeral will take place
Thursday.
Misses May Setzar and Bertha Webster re.
turned from Minneapolis on Friday evening.
Mrs. T. 8. Morton is visiting relatives and
friends at Berlin, Wis.
James Hatch, Esq, has been a guest OF L.
e. Hatch during the past week.
Miss Glove remains quite sick, but it is
thought she Is slowly recovering.